According to p.2 of Google's statement, "Our business is supported by a significant amount of technical infrastructure, including data centers located in the U.S. and other countries. We also rely on other companies to manufacture many of our finished products, to design certain of our components and parts, and to participate in the distribution of our products and services."

If the company specifies at least one region, country or area that feeds into their supply chain, then it has met the minimum sufficient condition for geographic supply chain disclosure. Google has disclosed that it relies on technical infrastructure (data centers) located in the U.S., so it has met the minimum requirement for geographic supply chain disclosure. However, Google chose not to specify which other countries its supply chain operates in. Google did not meet the minimum requirement for Facility/Supplier disclosure because none of its suppliers were listed.